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I'm wondering if anyone can help me obtain a build sheet for 2008 Silverado I am looking to purchase second hand. I haven't had any luck getting one from a dealership as they aren't overly excited to help me purchase a truck that isn't on their lot.

 

VIN# 2GTEK638081128355

 

I would really appreciate anyone who can help.

 

Thanks!!

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Vehicle BuildModel: TK10543-2008 SIERRA SHORT BOX CREW CAB 1500 4WD Order Number: N02581 Gross Vehicle Weight: 3,178 Build Date: 08/10/2007 Build Plant: 1-

Option Codes*IVH is not the definitive source of GM Vehicle RPO information and is intended for service reference only. Should there be any questions about the vehicle's original build or RPO information please refer to the original vehicle invoice or window sticker.

 

194 - EBONY 19I - 1SE - PREFERRED EQUIPMENT GROUP 59U - SILVER BIRCH METALLIC 6FU - 7FU - A31 - POWER WINDOWS A48 - POWER SLIDING REAR WINDOW A60 - A68 - AG1 - 6-WAY POWER DRIVER'S SEAT AG2 - DUAL 6-WAY POWER SEAT ADJUSTERS AJ1 - DEEP TINTED REAR GLASS AL0 - AN3 - FULL FEATURE FRT. BUCKET SEATS AP3 - REMOTE VEHICLE START ASF - HEAD CURTAIN SIDE IMPACT AIRBAG AT8 - AU3 - POWER DOOR LOCKS B30 - FLOOR CARPETING WITH FLOOR MATS B58 - CARPETED FLOOR MATS B85 - BODY SIDE MOULDINGS C5W - GVWR: 3175 KG (7000 LB) CE1 - RAINSENSE AUTOMATIC WIPER SYS. CF5 - POWER SLIDING GLASS SUNROOF CJ2 - AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL D07 - DCP - DF5 - DH6 - MIRRORS - VISOR, ILLUMINATED DK8 - DL3 - POWER FOLDING O/S MIRRORS E63 - FLEETSIDE BODY OPTION FE9 - FEDERAL CERTIFICATION EMISSION G80 - LOCKING REAR DIFFERENTIAL GU6 - REAR AXLE - 3.42 RATIO JD9 - JF4 - PWR ADJ. BRAKE & ACCEL. PEDALS JJG - JL4 - STABILITRAK - STABILITY CONTROL K05 - ENGINE BLOCK HEATER K34 - CRUISE CONTROL KA9 - HEATED STEERING WHEEL KC4 - COOLER - ENGINE OIL KG3 - KNP - TRANSMISSION FLUID COOLER L92 - VORTEC 6.2L SFI V8 ENGINE MYC - 6-SP ELECTRONIC AUTO/OVERDRIVE N30 - NR3 - NT7 - FEDERAL EMISSION SYSTEM NZ4 - NZZ - SKID PLATE PACKAGE OSG - P41 - 20" CHROME ALUMINUM WHEEL PKG PPA - QSS - P275/55R-20" ALS TIRES (4) R7K - R9Z - SAF - SPARE TIRE LOCK SLM - SLT - SSB - T74 - T96 - FRONT FOG LAMPS TL1 - DELUXE GRILLE U19 - KILO SPEEDOMETER U2K - XM RADIO - INCL. 1ST 3 MONTHS U42 - UD7 - ULTRASONIC REAR PARKING ASSIST UE1 - ONSTAR TURN-BY-TURN NAV AVAIL. UG1 - UNIVERSAL HOME REMOTE UJ6 - UK3 - STEERING WHEEL AUDIO CONTROLS UK6 - REAR AUDIO CONTROLS UQA - BOSE PREMIUM SPEAKER SYSTEM UVB - NAVIGATION RADIO/RR DVD SYSTEM V43 - PAINTED REAR STEP BUMPER V73 - STATEMENT OF VEHICLE CERT.-U.S. /CANADA V76 - FRONT RECOVERY HOOKS (2) VFF - VG3 - VH9 - VR4 - WGHT DIST. PLATFORM TRLER HITCH VT7 - VXS - XA7 - HEATED W/S WASHER FLUID SYSTEM Y91 - YD3 - YD5 - REAR SPRING BASE EQUIPMENT YD6 - REAR SPRING BASE EQUIPMENT YE9 - Z31 - PRELIMINARY INVOICE Z49 - CANADIAN BASE EQUIPMENT Z60 - Z82 - H.D. TRAILERING EQUIPMENT Z88 - ZRS - ZY1 - SOLID PAINT

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